The Day Before (zombie video game) - Scam!

Looks like The Division meets zombies...

Looks good but I'm so uninterested in multiplayer/co-op games these days, I occasionally dabble and then realise why I prefer just playing on my own. Other players just ruin the experience for me unless you can get on a private server without a the idiots on there.

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Originally Posted by Tricky

Looks good but I'm so uninterested in multiplayer/co-op games these days, I occasionally dabble and then realise why I prefer just playing on my own. Other players just ruin the experience for me unless you can get on a private server without a the idiots on there.

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Yeh, if you could set up a private server where just you and friends could survive... Perfect...

Yeah - two dud points here for me:

1) Online play. Fudge that. Single player all the way for me.

2) Runners. Again.

I'm never gonna get an open world single player zombie game with shamblers and shamblers alone, am I?

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Originally Posted by MinionZombie

Yeah - two dud points here for me:

1) Online play. Fudge that. Single player all the way for me.

2) Runners. Again.

I'm never gonna get an open world single player zombie game with shamblers and shamblers alone, am I?

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Gotta hope the next "Left 4 Dead" game, "Back 4 Blood", is highly moddable. Maybe someone will then do some sort of Romero'esque shambler version? - https://forum.homepageofthedead.com/...ad.php?t=24388

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Originally Posted by MinionZombie

Yeah - two dud points here for me:

1) Online play. Fudge that. Single player all the way for me.

2) Runners. Again.

I'm never gonna get an open world single player zombie game with shamblers and shamblers alone, am I?

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You should play "7 Days to die" MZ, it's kind of like a Minecraft/basebuilding/scavenging game with procedurally generated worlds and shambling zombies. It's an indie game so not as pretty as a AAA title but they're improving it all the time so it doesn't look bad either. The zombies do run at night however you can customise all that in the settings so they shamble at all times. As per the game title every 7 days there's a "blood moon" which means hordes of zombies will come at you, trying to smash through into your base. Early on this is difficult as you likely won't have built any significant defences or have any decent weapons but as time goes on you can build concrete walls, dig trenches around your base and fill them with spikes, wire up spinning blade traps that chop zombie limbs off etc. You can also build transportation as well so you can go off finding far flung cities and towns to scavenge more supplies and weapons/ammo. I've poured countless hours into it. It is multiplayer/co-op as well but I've only ever played it single player.

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Originally Posted by Tricky

You should play "7 Days to die" MZ, it's kind of like a Minecraft/basebuilding/scavenging game with procedurally generated worlds and shambling zombies. It's an indie game so not as pretty as a AAA title but they're improving it all the time so it doesn't look bad either. The zombies do run at night however you can customise all that in the settings so they shamble at all times. As per the game title every 7 days there's a "blood moon" which means hordes of zombies will come at you, trying to smash through into your base. Early on this is difficult as you likely won't have built any significant defences or have any decent weapons but as time goes on you can build concrete walls, dig trenches around your base and fill them with spikes, wire up spinning blade traps that chop zombie limbs off etc. You can also build transportation as well so you can go off finding far flung cities and towns to scavenge more supplies and weapons/ammo. I've poured countless hours into it. It is multiplayer/co-op as well but I've only ever played it single player.

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Unturned?

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Originally Posted by Neil

Unturned?

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Never played that

https://youtu.be/QmhyofozIIw

Bahaahaa! SCAM!

"Steam has taken the game down. You can no longer buy it. Apparently Steam also holds money for 30 days. They're also allowing refunds no matter how long you have played."